Women's social club serving across Hamilton, Corvallis, Victor, Stevensville, Florence, Darby, and Connor
About Us
Are you new to the Bitterroot Valley? Have you recently retired? Have you been here for a while and would just like to meet new people and discover fun new activities? If so, the Bitterroot Women Newcomers Club welcomes you to its next meeting in Hamilton Montana. Sometimes we have guest speakers from around the Bitterroot area educating our members about their specialties. We also take tours of various facilities after our meeting, or go out to lunch.
Are you new to the Bitterroot Valley? Have you recently retired? Have you been here for a while and would just like to meet new people and discover fun new activities? If so, the Bitterroot Women Newcomers Club welcomes you to its next meeting in Hamilton Montana. Sometimes we have guest speakers from around the Bitterroot area educating our members about their specialties. We also take tours of various facilities after our meeting, or go out to lunch.
Are you new to the Bitterroot Valley? Have you recently retired? Have you been here for a while and would just like to meet new people and discover fun new activities? If so, the Bitterroot Women Newcomers Club welcomes you to its next meeting in Hamilton Montana. Sometimes we have guest speakers from around the Bitterroot area educating our members about their specialties. We also take tours of various facilities after our meeting, or go out to lunch.
We have special interest groups like Mah Jongg, Photography, Bowling, Hand and Foot, Art, Genealogy, Book Club, Bunco, and more! Interested in starting an activity within our club, join us!
Are you new to the Bitterroot Valley? Have you recently retired? Have you been here for a while and would just like to meet new people and discover fun new activities? If so, the Bitterroot Women Newcomers Club welcomes you to its next meeting in Hamilton Montana. Sometimes we have guest speakers from around the Bitterroot area educating our members about their specialties. We also take tours of various facilities after our meeting, or go out to lunch.
Are you new to the Bitterroot Valley? Have you recently retired? Have you been here for a while and would just like to meet new people and discover fun new activities? If so, the Bitterroot Women Newcomers Club welcomes you to its next meeting in Hamilton Montana. Sometimes we have guest speakers from around the Bitterroot area educating our members about their specialties. We also take tours of various facilities after our meeting, or go out to lunch.
Yes, aside from playing, hiking, crafting, etc. we do drink tea!
Are you new to the Bitterroot Valley? Have you recently retired? Have you been here for a while and would just like to meet new people and discover fun new activities? If so, the Bitterroot Women Newcomers Club welcomes you to its next meeting in Hamilton Montana. Sometimes we have guest speakers from around the Bitterroot area educating our members about their specialties. We also take tours of various facilities after our meeting, or go out to lunch.
Come join us the 2nd Thursday of each month at 10am-12 in the Community Room of the First Christian Church* (not affiliated), 328 Fairgrounds Road in Hamilton. We looking forward to meeting you at our next meeting! *meeting venue sometimes varies. If you would like, you could use the Chat feature to confirm location.
Come join us the 2nd Thursday of each month at 10am-12 in the Community Room of the First Christian Church* (not affiliated), 328 Fairgrounds Road in Hamilton. We looking forward to meeting you at our next meeting! *meeting venue sometimes varies. If you would like, you could use the Chat feature to confirm location.
Are you new to the Bitterroot Valley? Have you recently retired? Have you been here for a while and would just like to meet new people and discover fun new activities? If so, the Bitterroot Women Newcomers Club welcomes you to its next meeting in Hamilton Montana. Sometimes we have guest speakers from around the Bitterroot area educating our members about their specialties. We also take tours of various facilities after our meeting, or go out to lunch.
Come join us the 2nd Thursday of each month at 10am-12 in the Community Room of the First Christian Church* (not affiliated), 328 Fairgrounds Road in Hamilton. We looking forward to meeting you at our next meeting! *meeting venue sometimes varies. If you would like, you could use the Chat feature to confirm location.
Membership Area
Hamilton – Population 5,165 The town of Hamilton is the central trade area for hundreds of small farms, ranches and orchards that fill the valley. Hamilton is home to the Daly Mansion built in the late 1800s for Marcus Daly, one of Montana's colorful "Copper Kings." Hamilton’s Main Street is home to quaint shops and restaurants that offer delicious local food, beautiful parks, western Montana artwork, rustic home furnishings, gifts, and jewelry from local artisans. Enjoy your day exploring this historic area in the heart of the Bitterroot Valley.
Corvallis - Population 1,755 Corvallis is located in the "heart of the valley" between magnificent Bitterroot Mountains and the Sapphire Range south of Missoula. Nearby, Teller Wildlife Refuge sprawls out along over 4 miles of the Bitterroot River, comprising of farmland and river bottom dedicated to the conservation of western Montana's finest native riparian habitat and one of the first settlements in the Bitterroot Valley, Corvallis is rich in history dating back to the 1860’s. This community is home to the 1,200 acre Teller Wildlife Refuge and some of the oldest homes and commercial buildings in the area. Stop in at Fin’s Taphouse and enjoy the live music or at the Wild Mare for a locally sourced dining experience.
Corvallis - Population 1,755 Corvallis is located in the "heart of the valley" between magnificent Bitterroot Mountains and the Sapphire Range south of Missoula. Nearby, Teller Wildlife Refuge sprawls out along over 4 miles of the Bitterroot River, comprising of farmland and river bottom dedicated to the conservation of western Montana's finest native riparian habitat and one of the first settlements in the Bitterroot Valley, Corvallis is rich in history dating back to the 1860’s. This community is home to the 1,200 acre Teller Wildlife Refuge and some of the oldest homes and commercial buildings in the area. Stop in at Fin’s Taphouse and enjoy the live music or at the Wild Mare for a locally sourced dining experience.
Stevensville - Population 2,186 Flanked by the Bitterroot and Sapphire mountains, the small, historic town of Stevensville in the Bitterroot Valley offers beautiful views and outdoor recreation. For an overview of area history, visit the Stevensville Museum or tour St. Mary's Mission, "where Montana began." For wildlife and photographic opportunities, take the interpretive trails of the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge, where osprey, Canada geese, bald eagles, coyotes, marmots, muskrats, minks and whitetail deer live.
Corvallis - Population 1,755 Corvallis is located in the "heart of the valley" between magnificent Bitterroot Mountains and the Sapphire Range south of Missoula. Nearby, Teller Wildlife Refuge sprawls out along over 4 miles of the Bitterroot River, comprising of farmland and river bottom dedicated to the conservation of western Montana's finest native riparian habitat and one of the first settlements in the Bitterroot Valley, Corvallis is rich in history dating back to the 1860’s. This community is home to the 1,200 acre Teller Wildlife Refuge and some of the oldest homes and commercial buildings in the area. Stop in at Fin’s Taphouse and enjoy the live music or at the Wild Mare for a locally sourced dining experience.
Darby - Population 883 Darby is on the southern end of the Bitterroot Valley. It’s a sleepy little town flanked by 2 mountain ranges and the highway dividing Main Street. You’ll find the best antique shops in Montana that stretches for an entire block of this small town. Indulge yourself in some homemade fudge, candy or ice cream as you walk along the rustic boardwalk and visit the shops, restaurants, and saloons along Highway 93. Recently, the town has been put on the map thanks to the hit tv show, Yellowstone, which was filmed at a ranch in Darby.
Victor – Population 908 Named for a Flathead Indian chief and nestled in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, Victor offers endless recreational opportunities. Two mountain ranges, 1.6 million acres of National Forest and miles of fishing on the famous Bitterroot River invite you to explore the outdoors. Nearby, explore local history in museums, tour a mansion, see Native American exhibits, and watch birds and wildlife at nearby public and private refuges. Popular hiking trails are just minutes away and you can listen to live music and take in an excellent meal at Cowboy Troy’s or visit the Victor Steakhouse after a long day of Montana adventures.
Darby - Population 883 Darby is on the southern end of the Bitterroot Valley. It’s a sleepy little town flanked by 2 mountain ranges and the highway dividing Main Street. You’ll find the best antique shops in Montana that stretches for an entire block of this small town. Indulge yourself in some homemade fudge, candy or ice cream as you walk along the rustic boardwalk and visit the shops, restaurants, and saloons along Highway 93. Recently, the town has been put on the map thanks to the hit tv show, Yellowstone, which was filmed at a ranch in Darby.
Florence -Population 1,046 Florence is a charming laid back town located against the eastern slopes of the Bitterroot Mountains. The town, which initially began as a logging community, is today a great place with magnificent views, rugged nature, trail paths, and designated wildlife areas located in the vicinity. While you’re there, grab a Smash Burger and craft beer at the Backyard Tap House.
Victor – Population 908 Named for a Flathead Indian chief and nestled in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, Victor offers endless recreational opportunities. Two mountain ranges, 1.6 million acres of National Forest and miles of fishing on the famous Bitterroot River invite you to explore the outdoors. Nearby, explore local history in museums, tour a mansion, see Native American exhibits, and watch birds and wildlife at nearby public and private refuges. Popular hiking trails are just minutes away and you can listen to live music and take in an excellent meal at Cowboy Troy’s or visit the Victor Steakhouse after a long day of Montana adventures.
Darby - Population 883 Darby is on the southern end of the Bitterroot Valley. It’s a sleepy little town flanked by 2 mountain ranges and the highway dividing Main Street. You’ll find the best antique shops in Montana that stretches for an entire block of this small town. Indulge yourself in some homemade fudge, candy or ice cream as you walk along the rustic boardwalk and visit the shops, restaurants, and saloons along Highway 93. Recently, the town has been put on the map thanks to the hit tv show, Yellowstone, which was filmed at a ranch in Darby.
Victor – Population 908 Named for a Flathead Indian chief and nestled in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, Victor offers endless recreational opportunities. Two mountain ranges, 1.6 million acres of National Forest and miles of fishing on the famous Bitterroot River invite you to explore the outdoors. Nearby, explore local history in museums, tour a mansion, see Native American exhibits, and watch birds and wildlife at nearby public and private refuges. Popular hiking trails are just minutes away and you can listen to live music and take in an excellent meal at Cowboy Troy’s or visit the Victor Steakhouse after a long day of Montana adventures.
Victor – Population 908 Named for a Flathead Indian chief and nestled in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, Victor offers endless recreational opportunities. Two mountain ranges, 1.6 million acres of National Forest and miles of fishing on the famous Bitterroot River invite you to explore the outdoors. Nearby, explore local history in museums, tour a mansion, see Native American exhibits, and watch birds and wildlife at nearby public and private refuges. Popular hiking trails are just minutes away and you can listen to live music and take in an excellent meal at Cowboy Troy’s or visit the Victor Steakhouse after a long day of Montana adventures.
Victor – Population 908 Named for a Flathead Indian chief and nestled in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, Victor offers endless recreational opportunities. Two mountain ranges, 1.6 million acres of National Forest and miles of fishing on the famous Bitterroot River invite you to explore the outdoors. Nearby, explore local history in museums, tour a mansion, see Native American exhibits, and watch birds and wildlife at nearby public and private refuges. Popular hiking trails are just minutes away and you can listen to live music and take in an excellent meal at Cowboy Troy’s or visit the Victor Steakhouse after a long day of Montana adventures.
Somewhere in the Bitterroot lies this little gem. Where is this?
Victor – Population 908 Named for a Flathead Indian chief and nestled in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, Victor offers endless recreational opportunities. Two mountain ranges, 1.6 million acres of National Forest and miles of fishing on the famous Bitterroot River invite you to explore the outdoors. Nearby, explore local history in museums, tour a mansion, see Native American exhibits, and watch birds and wildlife at nearby public and private refuges. Popular hiking trails are just minutes away and you can listen to live music and take in an excellent meal at Cowboy Troy’s or visit the Victor Steakhouse after a long day of Montana adventures.
Victor – Population 908 Named for a Flathead Indian chief and nestled in the beautiful Bitterroot Valley, Victor offers endless recreational opportunities. Two mountain ranges, 1.6 million acres of National Forest and miles of fishing on the famous Bitterroot River invite you to explore the outdoors. Nearby, explore local history in museums, tour a mansion, see Native American exhibits, and watch birds and wildlife at nearby public and private refuges. Popular hiking trails are just minutes away and you can listen to live music and take in an excellent meal at Cowboy Troy’s or visit the Victor Steakhouse after a long day of Montana adventures.
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